The phrase "anticipated standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a level of quality or performance that is expected or predicted in a particular context.
Example: "The anticipated standard for this project is to complete it within six months while maintaining high quality."
Alternatives: "expected benchmark" or "projected norm".
SAE International, an organization of engineering professionals in the transportation industries, has released its long anticipated standard relating to DC fast-charging of electric vehicles.
This essay considers whether it would be morally acceptable for a nation to use massive intergenerational borrowing to pursue a no-growth policy, under which the anticipated standard of living of members of future generations would be no higher than the standard of living of members of the present generation.
For a revisiting client the difference between current practise and the anticipated standard of the new model was 27 minutes (9 vs. 36 min).
In order to detect a 5-point difference between the groups with an anticipated standard deviation of 10 points, we needed at least 63 participants in each follow-up group (alpha = 0.05 and power = 80%).
Oh, I know," he quickly said, anticipating standard doctrinal objection, "you don't build Socialism in one country but it's no longer the same situation.
When tough regulations anticipate standards that will spread internationally, they give a nation's companies a head start in developing products and services that will be valuable elsewhere.
Developing a live anti-cancer agent derived in most cases from human pathogens presents a unique set of challenges to clinical development versus those anticipated with standard chemotherapeutics and small molecules.
Though not anticipated, the standard care and group treatments had unexpected higher TC and LDL values after 9 months.
The transfers therefore demonstrate a degree of lemur ranging far greater than anticipated using standard trapping methods (Additional file 8: Table S3).
There is a non-linear relationship between DMIRET and distance, which is anticipated given standard Gaussian dispersion concepts, in which the relationship between pollutant concentration and downwind distance is reflected in the dispersion coefficient(s).
